"Free Canada Permanent Residency": Hotel Staff Who Returned $70,000 Gets PR Card, Video Trends
- Kekwaru Ngozi Mary, a Nigerian lady who returned $70,000 to the rightful owner, has gotten free Canada Permanent Residency
- The Eko Hotel and Suites customer care staff disclosed this during a recent NSSPPD service
- Ngozi also revealed how her family faced stagnation for a long time before things began to go well for them
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Kekwaaru Ngozi Mary, a customer care officer at Eko Hotel, who recently returned $70,000 that a customer left behind in a suite, has been granted free Permanent Residency (PR) in Canada.
Ngozi shared this exciting news during the New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declarations (NSPPD) service's testimony segment on Tuesday morning.
Source: UGC
Following the incident, an international organisation, impressed by Ngozi's display of integrity and her proficiency in speaking French, reached out to her.
They offered to assist her in obtaining Canadian PR at no cost. This development marks a significant milestone in Ngozi's life and opens up new opportunities for her future.
Ngozi also mentioned the commendation she received from her local government chairman, who expressed astonishment at her exceptional integrity.
In recognition of her honesty, the chairman flew her to Port Harcourt, where she was accommodated in one of the city's top hotels.
Additionally, she was honoured with an ambassador award and has had a building named after her, while in her village, she was bestowed with a chieftaincy title.
In her words:
“An International Organisation called me since they know I speak French, they called me because they want to do Canada PR for me for free.
"My local government chairman flew me down to port harcourt, lodged me in one of the biggest hotels, gave me an ambassador award and named a building after me, in my village they gave me a chieftaincy title.”
Recall that Davido had awarded her $10,000 for her commendable act. Before connecting with Ngozi, he had shared the news on his Twitter handle.
Reactions as Eko Hotel staff Ngozi receives free Canada permanent resident card
@gbamusss said:
“God will diligently reward those that seek him, her Honesty paid off. She will be able to do for herself and family what she cannot do for herself in Nigeria, with permanent residency Gid has open lots of doors of opportunities for her. May God's mercy and grace continue to follow you on this great life changing journey.”
@meelorlah reacted:
“Nothing like having Integrity, you don't know when it will be tested.”
@iampromisekamal commented:
“OMO WE REALLY NEED MORE PEOPLE LIKE THIS IN OUR COUNTRY TO REDEEM OUR BAD NAME ALL OVER THE WORLD ABEG GOD BLESS HER.”
@callme__aya commented:
“Integrity is wealth.”
@igphotos2 said:
“What many will work for all there lives. u got it with an act of Godliness. Truly the world awaits the manifestation of the sons of God.”
@cheemaumeh said:
“Imagine she had not returned the money. She for no give these testimonies.”
@_celestineokafor reacted:
“God just said let me test you and she passed the test and see as the rivers of blessing dey flow in.”
@softstrength reacted:
“Integrity is the best attribute! Nothing beats it!”
Watch the video below:
Honest taxi driver returns passenger's items
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a young Ghanaian man celebrated a taxi driver for his integrity and honesty in his work performance.
The taxi driver, who was identified as Prince Amponsah, returned a laptop, an external drive and some other valuables he found in his car to its rightful owner.
The man whose missing items were returned couldn't hide his joy as he praised the taxi driver and sought God's blessings on his life.
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